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LPGA Teaching Professional Pia Nilsson, co-founder of Vision54, shares one of the most powerful habits she uses with tour players — and it’s something any golfer can start today. The idea is simple: keep a notebook and start recording what you do when you play your best golf. Understanding your own patterns is the first step to repeating them.
Pia Nilsson – Game Improvement
Pia Nilsson explains that every golfer has a unique recipe for playing great golf — and the only way to discover yours is to pay attention and write it down. Drawing on her work coaching LPGA Tour players through Vision54, she walks through how to reflect on your best rounds and identify the habits, thoughts, and routines that help you perform. This short but insightful video is for any golfer who wants to stop leaving good rounds to chance.
Key Takeaways
Start a golf notebook
Start a golf notebook
After every round or even a few holes, write down what the experience was like — how you made decisions, how you felt, and what you focused on during your swing.
Identify your personal ingredients
Great golf looks different for everyone, so there is no universal formula — your notes will reveal the specific conditions and habits that help you play your best.
Practise close to your performance state
Once you know what works for you, use that knowledge to shape your practice sessions so they mirror the mindset and routines you bring to your best rounds.
Start small — carry a notebook in your bag this week and jot down a few observations after your next nine holes. This video is especially valuable for golfers who feel inconsistent and want a practical, personalised way to understand their own game better.
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